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2014
Torture Echoing Through Dancers' Bodies: Academia and the Arts Community Jointly Call on the Prosecutor-General to File an Extraordinary Appeal – Press Conference on the Extraordinary Appeal in the Chiou Ho-shun Case
Between 1949 and 1987, Taiwan was under martial law. The judiciary under the authoritarian regime was not an…
2014
Do Not Let Political Rhetoric Drown Out Chiang Yi-hua's Judicial Trial
On March 24, 2014, when unarmed citizens were beaten and groaning on the ground in front of the Executive Yuan, the…
2014
Social Movements Are a Long and Painful Road: Ch'en Ch'u-hai: Persistence Brings Hope
Over the past year or so, civic consciousness has awakened in Taiwanese society, with a growing number of groups caring…
2014
Before Throwing Stones at Kai Ko
A hypothetical script: "The Chinese authorities want to discipline a film and television tycoon because he is too…
2014
The Serious Significance of K'o Chen-t'ung's Arrest
The arrest of K'o Chen-t'ung in Beijing for alleged drug involvement has become the hottest "gossip" news of the past…
2014
Thank Goodness There Are Still Attorneys to Defend "Bad Guys"
"Why are you willing to defend a bad guy?" is a question many criminal defense attorneys are frequently asked. Geir…
2014
Recognizing and Removing Human Rights Barriers
Both the Moot Constitutional Court and the actual Constitutional Court deal with human rights cases; however, compared…
2014
Where Do Massive Wiretaps Go?
According to data from the Judicial Yuan, the total number of communications surveillance applications accepted by…
2014
Sexual Assault, Gas Explosions, Accountability, and the Compensations by the State Act
Conversely, these civil servants receive the utmost attention and protection from the State. Administrative…
